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VOLUME 8, ISSUE 9 SEPTEMBER 2017

NEWSLETTER FOR THE RESIDENTS OF THE BEE CAVE AREA

2 Bee Cave Messenger - September 2017 Copyright © 2017 Peel, Inc.

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EMERGENCY NUMBERSEMERGENCY ...............................................................911Fire ...................................................................................... 911Ambulance .......................................................................... 911Police Department ..............................................512-314-7590Sheriff – Non-Emergency ....................................512-974-0845Travis County ESD No.6/Lake Travis Fire Rescue Administration Office ......................................512-266-2533Travis County Animal Control ............................512-972-6060

SCHOOLSLake Travis ISD ...................................................512-533-6000Lake Travis High School ......................................512-533-6100Lake Travis Middle School...................................512-533-6200Lake Travis Elementary ........................................512-533-6300Hudson Bend Middle School ..............................512-533-6400Lake Pointe Elementary .......................................512-533-6500Lakeway Elementary ...........................................512-533-6350Serene Hills Elementary ......................................512-533-7400Bee Cave Elementary ...........................................512-533-6250West Cypress Elementary ....................................512-533-7500

UTILITIESTravis County WCID # 17 ..................................512-266-1111Lakeway MUD ...................................................512-261-6222Hurst Creek MUD ..............................................512-261-6281Austin Energy .....................................................512-322-9100 Pedernales Electric ...............................................888-554-4732Texas Gas Service Custom Service .............................................1-800-700-2443 Emergencies .....................................................512-370-8609 Call Before You Dig .........................................512-472-2822AT&T New Service ..................................................1-800-464-7928 Repair ...........................................................1-800-246-8464 Billing ...........................................................1-800-858-7928Time Warner Cable Customer Service .............................................512-485-5555 Repairs.............................................................512-485-5080Austin/Travis County Hazardous Waste ..............512-974-4343

OTHER NUMBERSBee Cave City Hall ..............................................512-767-6600Bee Cave Library .................................................512-767-6620Municipal Court .................................................512-767-6630Lake Travis Postal Office ......................................512-263-2458Baylor Scott & White Medical Center .................512-571-5000City of Bee Cave ....................................www.beecavetexas.com

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HILL COUNTRY GALLERIA SATURDAY NIGHT CONCERT SERIES

Join in this community event every Saturday night from September 2nd thru November 4th. Free concerts in the all-new Central Plaza from 7pm-9pm emceed by Sun Radio 100.1FM.

Visit www.hillcountrygalleria.com to view the line-up.

(512) 263-0001www.hillcountrygalleria.com

HILL COUNTRY GALLERIA SEPTEMBER WINE WALK

Explore retailers at the Galleria while you shop n’ sipThursday, September 14th 5:00 P.M. – 9:00 P.M.

Start at Twin Liquors at the Hill Country Galleria topick up a Wine Walk Map

(512) 263-0001www.hillcountrygalleria.com

9/11 MEMORIAL STAIR CLIMBMONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11TH 7:46 A.M.

The 2017 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb will take place on Monday, September 11th at 7:46 a.m. The event will be held at the Hill Country Galleria’s Parking Garage A (garage nearest Dillard’s). The public is welcome to attend the event to support the Bee Cave Police and Lake Travis Fire Rescue as they climb the equivalent of the 110 stories of the World Trade Center. The 9/11 Memorial Stair Climbs are not timed race events, but a way for firefighters and police to honor and remember the FDNY firefighters who selflessly gave their lives so that others might live. The crowd is encouraged to cheer on the police and

firefighters as they endure this extraordinary challenge.

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Q: How long have you lived in Bee Cave/Lake Travis area?

We’ve lived in Bee Cave since 2012

Q: What brought you to the area/where did you live before?

We moved from Barton Creek seeking a family oriented neighborhood. Currently we live in FalconHead and love that there are so many families for our kids to play with!

Q: What do you like most about Bee Cave?

We love the convenience and the friendly community! Lucy’s on the Lake, Hill Country Galleria, Chisos Grill, Maudie’s and Verde’s are just some of our family favorites.

Q: How/where did you meet?

I often joke that we meet through a mutual friend, that being “the computer”. Yep, that’s right we met on online in 2011 on the premise of just being friends. Steve was new to the area having just moved from Seattle and I was pressured by a friend to give

the online thing a chance and the rest as they say, is history.Q: What are some of your hobbies?Steve would play golf everyday if he had his way and I enjoy

working out, gardening and hosting dinner parties (even though that hasn’t really happened since having kids). As a family we enjoy traveling and spending quality time together. Being a former Navy SEAL, Steve likes to stay active in the SEAL and Veteran communities through various charities.

Q: Where do you work/what do you do for a living?Steve is a Senior Advisor in the Protective Intelligence and

Operations Department at Dell and consults on a couple of local start-ups.

I am a Real-Estate Advisor with Engel & Volker’s specializing in Westlake, Bee Cave, Lakeway and Lake Travis. As a side project and

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hobby I book luxury travel with Departure Lounge.Q: What is your favorite thing to do as a family?Our boys are 3 and 4 so we are spending a lot of time in the pool

these days and Sunday BBQ’s at the grandparents are pretty standard routine for us. We are very fortunate to have Steve’s parents so close and that our boys are developing a close connection with them! We also frequent the Austin and San Antonio Zoo’s and Austin Aquarium. Each weekend we try to find a new experience around Austin. There are so many hidden gems in our community!

Q: What is one of your favorite family memories?The top of the list is probably our surprise trip for the boys to meet

“Grandma Hoot” in New York. She had no idea we were planning the trip and showed up with donuts on a Saturday morning! It is a special memory that our boys still talk about. Another is when we took Brady who was one at the time to Aspen, his first flight and he was a perfect child. However, on the way home he paid us and the entire flight of passengers back. He screamed the entire time. We were never so happy to get off a plane!!!

Q: Do you have any pets/what kind?We have 3 dogs! A Yellow English Lab, Ollie; Rescue Mutt, Zoe

and a Yorkie, Pearl who is the alpha even though she’s the smallest of the three.

Q: What does family mean to you?Family is a bond, togetherness and love! Family is what makes

everything worthwhile!Q: How would your friends/neighbors describe you?A fun loving, friendly family that’s always on the go.Q: What is something you would like to share with your neighbors

and community members?

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I think the answers to these questions pretty much paint the picture for us…

Q: What are some of your family traditions?Sunday dinner with the grandparents, Elf of the Shelf during

Christmas (for good behavior), each evening we have dinner as a family and discuss that days events and our “Rose and Thorn” moments.

Q: What is something you would like to do or are looking forward to doing in the next year?

We will be taking the boys to Disney this coming spring since they both be able to meet the height requirement! I think we might be more excited than the kids!!!

Q: What is your favorite piece of advice or quote?Count each day as a blessing, say I Love You and always be thankful

and kind!Steve: From his father, “Keep your eyes and ears open and your

mouth closed”.Q: If you could travel anywhere with your family, where would

it be and why?When the boys are a little older we are going to take them to Africa!

Steve has been many times and has friends that are guides and are ready for our visit!

Q: Who has inspired you in life and why?My grandmother will always be my inspiration. She has lived a life

suited for a novel yet is very humbled by her experiences. At 84 she is up every morning dressed, lipstick on and not a hair out of place before anyone else has rolled out of bed. She’s the epitome of class and grace. She once told me, “the more you do, the more you find time to do more”. It’s always stuck with me and it’s so true!

The Bee Cave Public Library will be closed for remodeling thru September 9th and will reopen on Tuesday, September 12th.

BOOK CLUB

Thursday, October 12th 7:00 P.M.October Book: Descent, by Tim Johnston

No cost, welcome new members

STORY TIME

Preschool Pals Storytime, Thursdays at10:30 A.M. & 11:15 A.M.

Toddler Tales Storytime, Fridays at10:30 A.M. & 11:15 A.M.

Free admission

Bee Cave Public Library4000 Galleria Parkway

(512) 767-6626www.beecavetexas.com

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HILL COUNTRY INDOOR FALL SPORTS ARE HERE!

Fall Season: September through November

Adult and Youth LeaguesBasketball - Volleyball - SoccerBox Lacrosse - Flag Football

Be on the lookout for Winter Sports Registration- Coming Soon!

Visit our website for updated information:www.hillcountryindoor.com

Like us on Facebook @HillCountryIndoor

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17TH AT THEHILL COUNTRY GALLERIA

REGISTRATION IS OPEN!To Register please visit:

http://cc4c.org/run-to-uplift/

Check-in starts at 9amwith race starting at 9:30am

Grab your family & friends and run or walk 2.84 miles to inspire Austin-area children battling rare

or un-diagnosed medical conditions.

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Stop The ClotDid you know Blood Clots kill more people

every year than AIDS, Breast Cancer and Traffic Accidents Combined? The are deadly when a deep vein thrombosis (a blood clot in the legs or arms) breaks apart and travels to the lungs causing a deadly Pulmonary Embolism (PE), heart attack or stroke. I was almost a statistic. This is my story:

September of 2010 in Austin, was busy in the King household. The kids had just started a new school year, I was neck deep in volunteer work at school, and I was teaching cooking classes. We were so busy that I never stopped to think about the weird pains that started affecting my body. The first occurred when I awoke with a sharp stabbing pain in my left chest. I did not feel any shortness of breath, but I felt pain when I took a deep breath. When my chest pain persisted for a few hours, I called my doctor, who said



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a muscle, and it woke me during the night. I took more muscle relaxants without relief.

The following morning began like any routine day. I put my 2 little boys on the bus for school. My 4 year old daughter was eating breakfast as she watched cartoons, and I was drinking a cup of coffee and paying bills.

I had gotten up to get ready to run some errands, and all of a sudden, my leg stopped moving. I literally couldn’t lift it or bend it. I looked down and was shocked at what I saw: my left leg was purple and twice the size of my right! I screamed so loud that my husband, who works from home, came running.

It was at that moment that all my symptoms “clicked.” I knew I had a deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and that I was right about having a PE. My husband, Ben, rushed me to the nearest emergency room (ER), with our daughter in tow. I was put through a series of tests, including an ultrasound and chest CT in the ER.

When the official diagnosis came in, both my husband and I were terrified. I had a blood clot that completely blocked my left femoral vein, my Iliac Vein (in the abdomen) and parts of my Greater Saphenous Vein and had PEs in both of my lungs. I was taken to the ICU, because I was at extremely high risk for the clot to break

it was just a pinched nerve, and to take a muscle relaxant, which didn’t help. I was miserable for 2 more days, and then felt the same stabbing pain on the other side of my chest. I immediately called my doctor again. His assessment was that I was straining my right side to compensate for the pinched nerve on the left. The doctor again said to keep taking muscle relaxants, even though I told him that they were not having any effect.

I knew something wasn’t right. I even asked my doctor during our phone conversation whether I could be having a pulmonary embolism (PE). I knew my symptoms were classic for a PE, because I have an undergraduate degree in biomedical science. His answer was “You don’t have a PE, take the muscle relaxants, and you’ll feel better in a few days.” I listened to my doctor’s advice, and did not seek a second opinion. I should have trusted my own instincts and gone to the emergency room.

Like we all do, I didn’t spend too much time thinking about things, just got busy with my daily life as best I could and tried to ignore the pain. I decided to go for a walk to try to “work out” the pinched nerve after my second call to my doctor. During my walk, I felt winded and noticed that my left leg felt very tired, heavy, and it took a lot of effort to move it. It was a 95 degree day so I told myself I was dehydrated. Later that night, my leg felt like I pulled




off and travel within the next 24 hours. The doctors saw the first 24 hours as critical, and let me know, in no uncertain terms, that I could die at any moment. My husband was told to “say goodbye.” The fear gripped me and it was difficult to remain calm, especially because my sweet little girl was so frightened. Thoughts were racing through my mind. I was feeling upset that I had told my sons “see you this afternoon” instead of “goodbye” in the morning rush, and now I was in a situation that might prevent me from watching them grow up. I wondered if my wonderful husband would cope if I didn’t make it home. I was terrified knowing that my next breath might be my last.

I spent 5 days in the hospital. My recovery was long, slow, and painful. I was in intense pain to the point that I couldn’t walk. I also developed a pleural effusion (fluid in the lungs) and lung infarction (a dying of part of the lung tissue) on my right side, both very painful. Months later, I was connected to Central Texas Vascular Surgeons and my physician, Dr Jeff Apple, diagnosed me with May-Thurner Syndrome, which is a compression of my iliac vein. The compression caused my blood to pool behind my iliac vein, and caused blood to clot in my abdomen and left leg. I had surgery in February 2011 to place a stent to open the collapsed vein. The vascular surgeon discovered an extensive clot in my abdomen, and he inserted three times as much stent as he anticipated.

Since then, I have come a long way in my healing. I am a Council Member for the City of Bee Cave, and we sit for long periods of time during meetings. I also teach full time science at LTMS, causing me to be on my feet all day. Both of these scenarios are not good for blood circulation and clot prevention. I wear compression hose most days to work as well as when I fly or travel long periods in the car. (The general rule is anyone should wear compression hose when sitting for more than 2 hours, to help prevent blood clots.) I will also be on blood thinners for the rest of my life. But I am so thankful to God for my life and my family and friends that walked with me and fed my family and help us so much during my recovery. This community is truly wonderful.

When I was in the ICU, I made a promise to myself and God, that if I survived, I would do whatever it took to help raise awareness of blood clots and prevent as many deaths as I could. That spring my husband and I put on the 1st Stop The Clot 5K. We are now in our 7th year and it is working! We are saving lives! Since that first race, I have heard directly from 11 racers that because they were there, and heard the signs and symptoms of blood clots, they knew to seek medical treatment when they or loved ones were having those experiences! They all got early treatment and are alive and healthy today! We are a division of the National Blood Clot Alliance and all funds raised go to them to their mission to help see a future in which the number of people suffering and dying from blood clots in the United States is reduced significantly.

It’s important to note that my chest pain came before I felt any discomfort in my leg. Had the 2 clots that went to my lungs been any bigger, I would have died without every having symptoms of a blood clot. I cannot stress enough how important prevention is. If you are having a medical procedure, talk to your providers about

blood clots and how they will manage prevention BEFORE the surgery. (Surgery is one of the major causes of blood clots.) If you are traveling, wear compression hose, walk around frequently, and talk to your medical provider about taking baby aspirin.) If you are pregnant, a smoker, recovering from an injury, on birth control (all risk factors of blood clots) know your signs and symptoms and get help right away (going to the ER for an ultrasound is best!)

Please join us for the 7th Annual Stop The Clot race, in the Oaks at Lakeway on October 15th, and help us raise awareness and funds to fight this deadly condition! https://nbca.redpodium.com/2017-austin-stc-5k-registration And join us on Facebook at Austin Stop The Clot!

Signs and Symptoms of blood clots:swelling, usually in one leg (or arm); leg pain or tenderness

often described as a cramp or charley horse; reddish or bluish skin discoloration; leg (or arm) warm to touch

Signs and symptoms of Pulmonary embolisms:sudden shortness of breath; chest pain-sharp, stabbing, may

get worse with deep breath; rapid heart rate; unexplained cough, sometimes with bloody mucus.



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On August 9th, members of our community came together at the Lakeway Dental Office in an effort to ensure children who may not otherwise be able to afford dental care, had access to free oral services. Over the course of LTlov’s 6th Annual Kids Free Dental Day event, dental professionals and volunteers worked together in an atmosphere of purpose and camaraderie to provide basic and acute dental care to low income children ages 5 through 17 living in the Lake Travis area. The smiles on both the children’s and parents' faces reflected the generous spirit of the professional and support staff volunteers. LTlov greatly appreciated the significant role each participant played, including dentists and staff from the Lakeway Dental Office, Sage Dentistry Austin, Shipp Family Dentistry, Hamilton Dental, Eaddy Dentistry and C & C Dental. Thank you to all who gave their time and energy to make this event a tremendous success. "It was a great day and we are especially excited that over 60% of the children seen were return patients," reported Marykay Crouch, LTlov's Dental Day Chair. Pictured, Dr. Trevor Hamilton, Hamilton Dental.

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Sunday, November 5, 2017At the Oasis on Lake Travis

Dinner, Live Music, Cash Bar & A Well-Timed Sunset!

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ChampionsTX Gymnastics held Summer Camps at the Lake Travis Location. It was truly amazing watching the different age groups of our neighborhood kids get to know each other. Thank you parents for giving us your young.... and old kids! They were amazing!

What a great summer it has been!


We all know not to have all our investment eggs in the same basket. But what if you use a bunch of baskets and end up with the same result as having everything in one?

Even if you are perfectly comfortable with the risk of the markets, it is smart money management to not have all of your money in investments that move in the same direction. Stocks, stock funds, ETFs, variable annuities, and even bond funds all tend to move together (they are correlated). This can be hazardous to your financial health.

There are many alternative investments available today that are not directly tied to the public stock market. Historically, these investments have been used by large institutions and endowments to offset the volatility of the stock market while still achieving decent growth over time.

By taking a page out of the wealthy investors playbook (e.g. the Tiger 21 Group or the Yale and Harvard college endowments) you should include investments that are generally unaffected by the mood swings of the markets

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Through a proper allocation across non-market correlated asset classes, it is possible to balance out your current investment portfolio without giving up the potential for long term growth. While we all want the market to continue reaching new peaks, we still have to plan appropriately for the periods of time the markets choose to go through the valley.

If you would like further information on this topic or to receive a copy of our report on retirement investment planning, please send your requests to the email below. As always, we are here to answer your pressing questions and concerns regarding retirement investment planning.

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BUSINESS CLASSIFIEDSPEACE BE WITH YOU! The Episcopal Church of the Cross is a new community of faith gathering every Sunday at the Serene Hills Elementary School. You’re invited! For more information, please go to ecclaketravis.org.

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